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Investing in property in Dubai is the smart and obvious choice, especially following the adoption of Law No. 7, for" free foreign ownership in certain areas in Dubai.
However, there is still a factor that seriously the fascination Dubai: the rate at which inflation continues to grow and the cost of living always on the rise.

An example of this inconsistency in inflation rates and the sheer immense expense of the cost of living in Dubai is evident when you look at the cost of privately educating a child - in the United Kingdom will return to the top of EUR 46,000 annually, but in Dubai you can almost double the number who accidentally makes it even more expensive to live in Dubai than in London! A fact which quite honestly baffles the mind.

If you are in a positive light, inflation can be seen as a sign that the economy in Dubai is strong enough and healthy enough to cope with an increase in prices, which directly affect the property market, as many experts who under the assumption that Dubai property sector actually able to make a further boom in price increases.

The negative spin on inflation however is that by reducing the amount of disposable income inhabitants of Dubai have monthly, proportionately, this affects the amount people can and will be able to afford to pay for accommodation and eroding the tax free living attraction of the emirate in general.

With so much uncertainty and acute division of views in Dubai real estate sector, there is a certain opacity around the property investment market in Dubai.

The question remains, is Dubai property market on the verge of a remarkable increase in the property or is Dubai precariously on the verge of a monumental collapse?

On the one spectrum is the view that the adoption of Act No. 7 of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum will be a boom in Dubai's property market profit margins.

A closer review of the appropriateness of Dubai's property market, one can easily determine whether or not Dubai's intrigue to international investors has faded, or not.

Dubai is a tax-free country in which there is a surplus of job opportunities for qualified international specialists.

Due to the fact that so many different employment opportunities, salary packages and incentives on offer are generally very impressive, so that live abroad, in Dubai and avoid right to pay the local government any personal taxes. This factor contributes to many international relocation to Dubai, since there are still desirable place to live. Therefore, this fact alone means that there is a constant demand for property in Dubai to buy and rent.

According to developers in Dubai, "There remains intense demand for completed property in Dubai is the reason why the rent increases were limited by the government. So far the only way that could switch to Dubai immediately housing solutions was to rent, and investors with completed investment properties for rental increased rents for astronomical heights, in the government. "

Dubai to develop and will now receive a strong resale market, as people who move to live and work in Dubai should have the ability to purchase the property, or at least have the choice between renting and buying a completed apartment, where the effect should be implemented, the need to cap rent increases and thus more economic flow to the real estate market in Dubai.

As a direct consequence of the fact that many investors who bought property in Dubai plan expects that they are in their completed units upon completion, there is less demand for either rental accommodation or resale property.

Could this be the fuel behind the recent rise of developers offering incredible incentives to those who plan to buy unsold properties?

There have been reports of some developers with potential buyers luxury cars and other incentives if they commit to purchasing new waves of planned features can have up to a 3-year period to build ... is this because they are finding it hard to meet their stock, or is this because the desire to own property in Dubai has only insurmountable proportions. Seems as though only time will tell, but one thing is certain: The international interest in Dubai has not narrowed.

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